Bungholes

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Pixel_Ninja

Sealiner
I got a couple too, I have checked after a sesh if any water got in by opening them, but it was quite dry, Some mates with fiberglass always have to drain water after a paddle, maybe some sort of micro cracks?
 
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Psy

Sealiner
i think they are for the trolley?!
what kayak is it?
do some searching with the manufacturer.
 
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subaruseun

Sealiner
they are there to assist in the mould process as it holds the top deck to the hull thus adding rigidity to the boat

then it also aids shedding the water when it washes over the gunwales- much like a self draining wet deck.

in your case i would only plug the rear one and keep the two upfront open.

when my stern tray recieves fish, i plug my rear bung holes to prevent the blood scent from attracting unwanted guests.

yes a trolley can be made to fit these holes and you may cart your boat around...

manufacturers should makes these holes bigger to fit a standard transducer... it will solve many a kayak fishermans problems.

hope this helps.
 
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zulu-X-treme

Sealiner
subaruseun wrote:
they are there to assist in the mould process as it holds the top deck to the hull thus adding rigidity to the boat

then it also aids shedding the water when it washes over the gunwales- much like a self draining wet deck.

in your case i would only plug the rear one and keep the two upfront open.

when my stern tray recieves fish, i plug my rear bung holes to prevent the blood scent from attracting unwanted guests.

yes a trolley can be made to fit these holes and you may cart your boat around...

manufacturers should makes these holes bigger to fit a standard transducer... it will solve many a kayak fishermans problems.

hope this helps.
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subaruseun

Sealiner
pleasure...


will be fishing melkbos more often now, let me know we could hook some.

faan should be there now i believe
 
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